Johnson, Frederick G. (Frederick Green), 1890-1941
Johnson, Frederick G. 1890-1941
VIAF ID: 16850742 (Personal)
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Works
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| Abie's confessions |
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| Amazon isle, a joyous farce of gay adventure in three acts |
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| At Harmony Junction |
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| Balmy Mr. Brown; a three-act farce |
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| The battle of rollin' bones... |
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| The Christmas that bounced... |
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| Crocodile Island. A musical comedy in two acts. |
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| Dumb Dora, a comedy monologue |
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| Fifty-fifty; a three-act farce of love, luck and laghter |
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| Foiled, by heck! a truly rural drama in one scene and several dastardly acts. |
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| The footlight revue; a colorful contrivance in five flashes |
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| The fun revue, a musical grouch cure in five treatments ... |
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| Georgia jubilee minstrel |
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| Gimme them papers! |
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| The go-getter, romantic farce in three acts; |
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| A good girl in the kitchen; a one-act farce |
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| Good morning, teacher; a schoolroom skirmish |
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| How to stage a minstrel show; a manual for the amateur burnt cork director |
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| It might happen... |
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| Land o' cotton |
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| Lemme explain; a blackface talking act. |
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| Mary's millions. |
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| The minstrelettes ... |
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| Monologues that win, a collection of humorous character monologues and recitations |
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| Mrs. Goldblitz on matrimony, a Hebrew monologue |
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| The press-agent's handbook; how to advertise a play, as necessary as the play itself to amateurs |
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| Rubetown minstrels : a novelty entertainment in one act |
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| The school of detecting. |
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| Such ignorance! |
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| Trapped; a mystery comedy in three acts |
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| Tulip time. An operetta in two acts. |
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| Whos̕ Oscar? A gossipy gadfest [sic] |
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